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Pulse Introduces HOT ROD Family of I-Bar Chokes
San Diego, CA — Pulse Electronics Corporation (NYSE: PULS) has introduced the HOT ROD prod- uct family of I-Bar chokes for automotive net- works, a new concept to provide EMC/EMI protec- tion for automotive electronics. The new line of chokes is optimized to meet Broadcom Corpora- tion's BroadR-Reach Automotive Ethernet technol- ogy for mode conversion up to 400MHz. The first part in the series, the AE2000, meets the need for the current generation of 100Mbps BroadR-Reach automotive Ethernet transceivers. The HOT ROD AE20xx family of small-sized
(4.5 x 3.2 x 2.8mm) SMD components has been ap- proved by the Automotive Electronics Council (AEC) to meet the reliability criteria of AEC-Q200. The AE20xx family of devices is smaller and lighter in weight than the company's current HM6902NL chokes, used in digital camera net- works supporting BroadR-Reach technology. AEC-
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Q200 is a stringent series of stress and accelerated life testing required by the automotive industry for
high reliability components. The AE20xx products are especially suited for use in a confined space. They have an operating temperature range of –40 to +125°C. A high-temperature capability is need- ed for use particularly on the outside of a vehicle, such as for a camera unit in the fenders, bumpers, and on wing mirrors. The chokes are used for noise suppression on
New I-Bar chokes.
Ethernet-based networks transmitting data, video, and voice over a single unshielded twisted pair within a vehicle. These networks can be used for driver-assist applications and equipment combin- ing camera, LiDAR, and sensor feeds like surround or birds-eye camera views, self-parking, blind spot alerts, or collision avoidance as well as infotain- ment systems combining satellite navigation, phone, audio, and video (DAB, CD, DVD, Internet, and DigitalTV). Early adopters of the BroadR-Reach automo- tive Ethernet standard used larger toroidal solutions, such as Pulse Electronics' HM6902NL, and at 5.0 x 5.0 x 5.0mm, it was the smallest size
available. Contact: Pulse, 12220 World
Trade Drive, San Diego, CA 92128 % 858-674-8100 fax: 858-674 8262 Web:
www.pulseelectronics.com
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Schaefer: Energy Storage Systems
Hopkinton, MA — Schaefer Inc. has launched its new SCS family of air- or liquid-cooled energy storage solu- tions for mission-critical or remote location requirements that need to perform under extreme environmen- tal conditions in Alternative Energy, Military and Rail applications.
Energy storage system. The SCS incorporates a mainte- Flexible device test interface
Adapts to virtually any package style up to 600 Pins
Tests available for Digital, Analog and Discrete components
Easy to use operator interface
Programmable software for developing new test routines
Ask us about the comprehensive range of test methods and solutions for detecting counterfeit ICs
nance-free design that offers the abili- ty to provide highly reliable energy storage as a standalone solution or to extend the battery life of existing stor- age solutions. They are resistant to in- tense shock, vibration and high tem- peratures while operating up to 1200 VDC and up to Megawatts when con- figured in a system solution. Standard features include ac-
tive balancing, real-time measure- ment of cell, modules, system volt- ages and temperatures, detection of cell over-temperature and over-volt- age, passive balancing of cells, data transmit over RS485 and communi- cation using CAN-Bus. Options in- clude current monitoring and collec- tion of all system data. The SCS modules can be assembled in a cabi-
net or case. Contact: Schaefer, Inc., 45
South Street, Hopkinton, MA 01748 % 508-435-6400 fax: 508-435-6401
E-mail
sales@schaeferpower.com Web:
www.schaeferpower.com
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